The Colorado Cello Intensive is a week-long program designed to maximize technical, musical, and personal growth. With a student-to-faculty ratio of 4:1, the Colorado Cello Intensive (CCI) is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential. We believe in the work hard, play hard mentality and offer students an array of evening possibilities, including hiking, concerts, and more. Surrounded by the beautiful Rocky Mountains in Fort Collins, Colorado, CCI is the ideal location to develop your playing this summer!

Colorado State University’s Musical Theatre program—an exciting new star in undergraduate arts education for the region—invites students to participate in a rigorous two-week intensive.

The International Keyboard Odyssiad® & Festival, U.S.A., is a summer piano competition and festival featuring more than a dozen guest artists and pianists in the LIVE Semifinal and Final Rounds of the Olympic-styled Odyssiad® competition, Group Masterclasses and Young Artist Development Sessions with master teachers and judges, and riveting evening concerts by international piano competition medalists and world-renowned guest artist pianists.

In AfroBohemian Home, Zsudayka Nzinga transforms a gallery in the museum into a meticulously crafted domestic space that embodies the rich tapestry of Black American culture. More than a visual experience, the installation is an immersive journey into AfroBohemia, a term pointing to a fusion of cultures, including African and Black American.

In AfroBohemian Home, Zsudayka Nzinga transforms a gallery in the museum into a meticulously crafted domestic space that embodies the rich tapestry of Black American culture. More than a visual experience, the installation is an immersive journey into AfroBohemia, a term pointing to a fusion of cultures, including African and Black American.

In AfroBohemian Home, Zsudayka Nzinga transforms a gallery in the museum into a meticulously crafted domestic space that embodies the rich tapestry of Black American culture. More than a visual experience, the installation is an immersive journey into AfroBohemia, a term pointing to a fusion of cultures, including African and Black American.

In AfroBohemian Home, Zsudayka Nzinga transforms a gallery in the museum into a meticulously crafted domestic space that embodies the rich tapestry of Black American culture. More than a visual experience, the installation is an immersive journey into AfroBohemia, a term pointing to a fusion of cultures, including African and Black American.

In AfroBohemian Home, Zsudayka Nzinga transforms a gallery in the museum into a meticulously crafted domestic space that embodies the rich tapestry of Black American culture. More than a visual experience, the installation is an immersive journey into AfroBohemia, a term pointing to a fusion of cultures, including African and Black American.